1、unlucky wretch that I am!(我真倒霉！)
2、He was veryunlucky not to win.(他不幸输了。)
3、Bring theunlucky child up!(把那个倒霉的孩子带上来！)
4、He has been anunlucky man.(他一直都是一个不走运的人。)
5、You certainly wereunlucky to get that horrible illness.(你得了那种可怕的病当然是很不幸。)
6、By someunlucky chance, her name was left off the list.(倒霉的是，名单上沒有她的名字。)
7、unlucky in love, lucky at play.(情场失意，赌场得意。)
8、You were justunlucky.(你只是运气不太好。)
9、We should express sympathy for the people who areunlucky, whether they are family members or complete strangers.(我们应该对不幸的人表示同情，无论他们是家人还是完全陌生的人。)
10、It was quiteunlucky for anyone to be stolen from.(对任何人来说，失窃都是非常不幸的。)
11、I'm just anunlucky guy.(我是个倒霉蛋。)
12、Anunlucky fox fell into a well.(一只不走运的狐狸，失足掉到了井里。)
13、We all felt (that) we wereunlucky to lose.(我们都认为我们输了是运气不好。)
14、Some people think it isunlucky to walk under a ladder.(一些人认为在梯子下走会倒霉。)
15、Some people think it'sunlucky to walk under a ladder.(有些人认为从梯子下面走过不吉利。)
16、I was anunlucky nurse who had to work on such a beautiful festival.(我是一个倒霉的护士，不得不在这么美好的节日里工作。)
17、You might be one of theunlucky few.(很可能这一不幸就会将落在你的头上。)
18、He's been veryunlucky that no chances have fallen to him.(他很不走运，没有任何机会落到他身上。)
19、Thirteen is often considered anunlucky number.(十三常被认为是不吉利的数字。)
20、Government supported the railroad industry; the progress railroads represented was not to be slowed down by requiring them often to pay damages to thoseunlucky enough to be hurt working for them.(政府支持铁路行业；铁路所代表的进步不会因为要求他们经常向那些为他们工作而不幸受伤的人支付赔偿金而减慢。)
21、I'munlucky on the playing too.(我在玩耍方面也显得十分倒霉。)
22、So has BP just beenunlucky?(那么，BP仅仅是不走运吗？)
23、Remember: avoid the unhappy andunlucky.(记住：远离郁闷和不幸。)
24、What anunlucky wretch I am!(我真是个倒霉蛋！)
25、Curiously, she feels that she is theunlucky.(奇怪的是，她觉得自己是一个不幸运的人。)
26、Maybe we three were the mostunlucky graduates in our school history.(也许我们三个是我们学校历史上最不幸的毕业生。)
27、They were widely perceived to have beenunlucky.(人们普遍认为他们的运气不佳。)
28、Another belief involving the number three has it that it isunlucky to light three cigarettes from the one match.(另一种与数字3有关的信仰认为，用一根火柴点燃三根香烟是不吉利的。)
29、They are supporting both aged parents and unemployed young-adult children, earning them theunlucky nickname "Generation Squeeze".(他们既要赡养年迈的父母，又要抚养无业的年轻成年子女，这让他们得到了一个不吉利的绰号：“受挤压一代”。)
30、Theunlucky Marionette, hearing this, began to cry and wail and beg.(不幸的木偶听到这些话，开始又哭又嚎，然后乞求起来。)
